Thanks for the test. Le mercredi 17 février 2010 à 19:20 +0300, Mike Nokel a écrit : > Hi. > I have found some time to install it on my computer. In general, > everything looks and works perfectly. However, there are some > problems: > 1) by default, there is no keyboard layout controller on the panel. I > think, that it should be there. A lot of people uses it in everyday's > life. I don't think people change the layout of their keyboard very often. However, there is no easy way to configure this behavior.
> 2) as for battery monitor on the panel: it should be visible by > default. This empty space looks really strange. It's a bug in gnome-power-manager. > 3) there is still pcmanfm 0.5.2, not pcmanfm2( In progress. > 4) you have included "osmo" as a default program. My friends and me > haven't heard about this program before. And in everyday life may be > it is not so necessary to be included, I think. It's something to deal with calendar, tasks, contacts etc ... It could be useful for a bunch of people. > 5) without installing packages "xscreensaver-gl", > "xscreensaver-gl-extra", "xscreensaver-data-extra" I see a lot of > error messages telling me that there is no directory > "/usr/share/backgrounds". It is annoying. I know, It's also annoying for me. I fixed it before, last upload re-introduce the bug. > 6) when I launch lxterminal, appeared the window without any string > like this: "ubu...@ubuntu:~/". But when you hit any key on the > keyboard it appears unexpectably. I can't reproduce the problem. you should report a bug under lxterminal. > 7) some buttons such as "OK", "Cancel" just don't work (only hitting > "Close Window" helped me to close the windows). It is so when you are > configuring panel for example. Please report bugs under programs which are affected, with the exact windows affected. > 8) you have used LXDM as a login manager. It is perfect, but it has > serious problems: > - when I enable autologin on it, I just can't switch my keyboard > layout by hitting on the applet on the panel. Only typing "sudo > lxpanelctl restart" helped me. > - there is no gui-program to configure LXDM yet. For a lot of > people it will be hard to understand what do if they want enable > "autologin" or so on. For now, nothing exist, even upstream. It's something on the TODO list but siomeone need to code it. See bug https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxdm/+bug/518415 > - using LXDM I can't modify PATH variable (even modifying > file /etc/profile), so I can't play any games using menu > (Menu->Games->...). It won't work. > 9) sound card by default doesn't work. So, I have gone to > alsa-project.org, downloaded the latest driver, lib and utils, > installed it. Run "sudo alsaconf" and after reboot I heart the sound. It's an alsa bug, not specific to Lubuntu. I think alsa was updated recently on Lucid, maybe it will be fixed for the next update. > 10) I've got ati radeon 4670 video, but when I tried to install > "xorg-driver-fglrx", it tells me that he wants to remove xorg with all > its dependencies. Strange behaviour. So, I have only poor 3D now( Surely a temporary problem, Lubuntu is still based on Lucid, which is unstable :) > 11) I've tried to install fskbsetting. But when launching it gives me > "segmentation fault". I don't know why. You should report a bug on this package. > 12) May be there should be some games, at least some gnome-games? gnome-games have too much depends on gnome stuff. If you have other idea for little games, maybe :) Regards, Julien Lavergne _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-desktop Post to : lubuntu-desktop@lists.launchpad.net Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-desktop More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp